In this raw and unfiltered episode of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, I show up exactly as I am — sick, in my robe, but still committed — because this conversation needed to happen.

We unpack family trauma, being the “black sheep,” and what it really means to break cycles when the people closest to you don’t always understand your vision.

✨ In this episode we talk about:

• Showing up for yourself — even when you don’t feel your best
• The truth about being the black sheep of the family
• Why the one who thinks differently is often misunderstood
• Healing family trauma instead of sweeping it under the rug
• Supporting your children’s dreams vs. dismissing them
• My personal story of wanting to put my family on — but not being supported
• A viral conversation about protecting children
• Storytimes that highlight real-life family dynamics
• Why you should support your family’s businesses (and stop asking for discounts 👀)
• The importance of thinking for yourself and speaking up
• Learning not to judge others without knowing their story

💭 “The one they call the problem is often the one sent to break the cycle.”

This episode is for anyone who feels unseen, unsupported, or misunderstood — but is still choosing to show up anyway.

🎧 Streaming now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean

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#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #FamilyTrauma #BlackSheep #HealingJourney #GenerationalHealing #ShowUpAnyway #BreakingCycles #SupportSmallBusiness #RealTalkPodcast #BlackPodcasters #PersonalGrowth #UnfilteredTruth

In Episode 37 of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, I open up about something deeply personal — my experience with depression and how I found my way out of it.

This episode is for anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or like they’ve lost themselves. I share what depression looked like for me, what helped me start healing, and the steps I took to begin finding light again.

✨ In this episode we talk about:

• My personal journey through depression

• What depression can feel like mentally and emotionally

• Common signs and facts about depression

• What helped me begin healing and shifting my mindset

• The importance of small steps and consistency

• Affirmations to help you through difficult moments

• Learning to give yourself grace

• Rebuilding your identity and finding yourself again

💭 “You’re not stuck forever. This is a chapter — not your whole story.”

If you’re currently struggling or know someone who is, this episode is a reminder that healing is possible and you are not alone.

🎧 Streaming now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean

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#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #DepressionRecovery #MentalHealthAwareness #HealingJourney #YouAreNotAlone #SelfLoveJourney #OvercomingDepression #MentalHealthPodcast #BlackMentalHealth #MindsetShift #PersonalGrowthPodcast

In Episode 36 of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, we talk about one of the most powerful realizations a person can have:

You are already enough.

So many of us spend years trying to fit in, shrink ourselves, or become what others expect. But the truth is that authenticity is where real freedom, confidence, and connection begin.

This episode is about releasing the pressure to conform and learning to embrace exactly who you are.

✨ In this episode we discuss:

• The pressure society places on us to “fit in”

• Why people hide parts of themselves to feel accepted

• The emotional cost of pretending to be someone you're not

• The power of authenticity and self-acceptance

• How being your real self builds deeper relationships

• Letting go of comparison and external validation

• Quotes and affirmations to strengthen your confidence

• Giving yourself permission to live boldly and unapologetically

💭 “The moment you stop trying to fit in is the moment you start truly living.”

If you've ever questioned your worth, felt different, or struggled to be yourself in a world that rewards conformity, this episode is your reminder that being you is your greatest power.

🎧 Now streaming on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean

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#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #YouAreEnough #AuthenticLiving #SelfAcceptance #ConfidenceJourney #BeYourself #PersonalGrowthPodcast #MindsetShift #SelfLoveJourney #BlackPodcasters #MotivationPodcast #HealingJourney

In Episode 35 of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, we’re having a real conversation about what actually kills dreams.

We were told to “dream big” as kids… but once we turn 18, we’re handed bills, responsibilities, and survival mode. So what happens to the vision? The passion? The thing we once believed in?

This episode is a reality check — but also a revival.

✨ In this episode, we discuss:

• Why adulthood often pushes us into survival instead of purpose

• The Top 5 Dream Killers:

  1. Bills & Survival Mode

  2. Fear of Failure

  3. Lack of Support

  4. Comparison Culture

  5. Mental Health Struggles

• Why comparison is stealing creativity

• How society conditions us to stop dreaming

• Why it’s NOT too late to start again

• The importance of surrounding yourself with vision — not opinions

• Taking small strides toward big dreams

• Giving yourself permission to live

💭 “Dreams don’t die — they get buried under fear, bills, and other people’s expectations.”

This episode is for the person who once had a big idea… and slowly let it fade.

It’s time to revive the dream.

🎧 Streaming now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean.

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#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #DreamBig #ReviveTheDream #EntrepreneurMindset #FearOfFailure #ComparisonCulture #SurvivalMode #MentalHealthAwareness #PersonalGrowthPodcast #BlackPodcasters #MotivationForWomen #PurposeDrivenLife

In Episode 34 of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, we talk about being overwhelmed by the world but not surprised — especially during Black History Month, when we reflect on the ongoing pain, progress, division, and resilience in America.

I open with a personal moment: responding to a rude commenter only to discover they’re actually my cousin — and how we handled it respectfully. From there, we dig into current events, racial justice, politics, and media narratives that continue to shape our society.

✨ In this episode we discuss:

• The emotional toll of constant bad headlines and feeling desensitized

• Racial profiling and controversy over immigration enforcement

• The ongoing fallout from the Alex Pretti shooting and investigations (where the FBI has declined to share evidence with Minnesota authorities) and the larger protests against federal agents’ actions in Minneapolis 👇

• How media spin and national narratives can obscure truth

• The Candace Owens / Erika Kirk / Megyn Kelly discussions circulating in public discourse

• Political accountability and the Trump administration’s approach to federal enforcement

• Division within the diaspora, systemic structures built to divide us

• Why consistency leads to success — personally and collectively

• Lessons from 2025 and how I’m applying them in 2026

• Building financial freedom, supporting each other, and valuing growth

💭 “This is a lot — and it’s heavy — but ignoring it doesn’t make it go away.”

This episode is for anyone who’s questioned what they see in the news, felt frustrated by ongoing injustice, or wants perspective on how to navigate truth while staying grounded and focused on purpose.

🎧 Now streaming on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean

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#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #CurrentEvents #RacismInAmerica #BlackHistoryMonth #JusticePodcast #TruthTalk #MediaSpin #PoliticalCommentary #SocialAwareness #HealingJourney #SystemicIssues #BlackVoicesMatter #FinancialFreedom

In this unfiltered episode of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, I respond to a rude comment from a stranger — who turned out to be **my cousin — and then talk about what’s really weighing on my heart. I shared why I feel overwhelmed but not surprised by what’s happening in America and unpacked a series of current events with honesty and context.

✨ In this episode we discuss:

• A real conversation with someone in my comments — and how we agreed to disagree

• How ICE and federal immigration agents are being criticized for use of force, including the death of Minneapolis resident Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse shot by Border Patrol officers during an enforcement operation in Minnesota in January 2026

• How law enforcement practices that many see today feel like a historical continuation of racist policing

• Why the media spin often contradicts the reality people personally witness

• How society responds differently to injustice depending on politics

• The importance of building financial freedom as a way to protect communities

• Supporting each other as we learn new skills without breaking the bank

• Why people tend to respect brands and images more than individuals

• Supporting local businesses and valuing what you do

• How people sometimes choose comforting narratives over truth

• The state of America, racism, and the essential role Black people play in society

💭 “I may be overwhelmed, but I’m not surprised — and that’s part of what we have to talk about.”

This episode blends personal reflection with real-world issues affecting the country today.

🎧 Available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean

#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #CurrentEvents #SocialCommentary #RacismInAmerica #ICEControversy #AlexPretti #MediaSpin #BlackVoicesMatter #PoliticalDiscussion #FinancialFreedom #SupportBlackBusiness #JusticePodcast

In this heavy and honest episode of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, I speak candidly about current events, global injustice, and why so many of us feel overwhelmed by the world — yet not surprised.

This is a reflective, unfiltered conversation about power, racism, politics, and systems that continue to harm marginalized communities.

✨ Topics discussed in this episode include:

• Feeling emotionally overwhelmed by the state of the world

• George Zimmerman reportedly being homeless and blaming the victim’s family

• Untraceable NYPD uniforms found in Brooklyn

• A hacker dressed as a Power Ranger shutting down a racist dating site

• Donald Trump, global politics, and what’s happening in Venezuela

• Modern-day slavery and why it never truly ended

• The rising unemployment rate and economic pressure

• MAGA ideology and its stated goals for America

• The power and purpose of boycotts

• Why awareness matters — even when it’s exhausting

💭 “I’m overwhelmed — but I’m not surprised. And that says everything.”

This episode isn’t meant to provide answers — it’s meant to hold space, challenge perspectives, and encourage critical thinking in a world that keeps repeating itself.

🎧 Available now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean

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#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #CurrentEvents #SocialCommentary #RacismInAmerica #ModernDaySlavery #PoliticalPodcast #UnfilteredTruth #AwarenessMatters #SystemicIssues #BoycottCulture #BlackPodcasters #RealTalkPodcast

In Episode 31 of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, I’m joined by two special guests as we open up about our shared experience working at the same job — and being fired from it.

This episode is about job trauma, toxic work environments, and the emotional toll of workplaces rooted in favoritism, racism, manipulation, and dishonesty.

We each share our individual experiences, how the environment affected our mental health, and what it’s like to process trauma caused by a job that was supposed to provide stability.

✨ In this episode, we discuss:

• What job trauma actually looks like

• Favoritism and how it creates division

• Experiencing racism in the workplace

• Being gaslit, lied to, and treated unfairly

• How different people can experience the same job very differently

• The emotional impact of being fired

• Why workplace trauma deserves to be taken seriously

• Healing, boundaries, and moving forward after a toxic job

💭 “Just because it was a job doesn’t mean the trauma wasn’t real.”

If you’ve ever questioned your worth because of a workplace, felt silenced at a job, or are still healing from an environment that broke you down — this episode is for you.

🎧 Streaming now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean

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#BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #JobTrauma #ToxicWorkplace #WorkplaceHealing #RacismAtWork #FavoritismAtWork #CorporateTrauma #HealingAfterWork #BlackPodcasters #MentalHealthAtWork #WorkplaceTruths #BeyondNormal